That is the answer! :)
lol itās kind of sad Iāve had the crow for a few months now and itās sitting in my rack with my only other module the 0-coast without use. Humorous though. Thank you galapagoose
Hey juhbaba - Just seeing this now. I will gather my thoughts and code and post here shortly.
Update:
Recently Iāve been using Crow for non-clock purposes. Iāve been using it successfully for MIDI ā CV (with slew) and thatās really cool. However, now I need to solve an intermittent ājack failā issue. I see there is a recent release Release norns 220802 Ā· monome/norns Ā· GitHub which gives more info so Iāll try that shortly!
Crow ālocksā when connected to norns and freezes scripts. Need to restart norns, nothing in maiden. When connected to mac druid shows as disconnected. I have to restart modular to show as connected again in druid.
is there a script running on your crow? if so, you might try connecting to druid and clearing the script to see if it fixes things.
perfect timing, many thanks mat
i could have sworn this existed in the past but i canāt find documentation of it now, but is there a way to call two crows at once from the same norns? (via i2c through one āleaderā crow⦠or two usb cables to the nornsā¦?)
Have you tried crow.ii.crow.help()
? This works for me with one usb cable, via i2c.
My follow up question would be how do you call more than 2 crows? It looks like 4 followers are supported according to this changelog, but Iām not sure how to address them. Not that I have more than 2
can crow generate clock? (no input)
for sure! outputs can be set to output pulses at divisions of the clock.
you can change the clock tempo using beats per minute. clock.tempo = 120.0
sets the main clock to 120bpm.
Being a happy owner of two crow and a norns, do anyone know if norns now supports more than one crow ? In the crow studies, it says that one crow is supported but if I plug one crow to my norns with USB and the other one is connected to this first crow with i2c, is it stil the case ?
Thank you !